Yekjan Takes Marriage Seriously—and Privacy Even More So

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The current experience is a short waitlist form that requests only an email address, with explicit consent acknowledging that participation can reveal Bahá'í affiliation. The planned service would use a private questionnaire about values, timing, and family involvement before making introductions, rather than exposing profiles or enabling stranger browsing. The page says the first 500 participants become Founding Members and promises deletion of the full list if the service has not launched within 12 months.